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User Manual

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LEGAL NOTICES

This manual is delivered subject to the following conditions and restrictions:

This manual contains proprietary information belonging to Cellebrite Ltd. Such information is supplied solely for the

purpose of assisting explicitly and properly authorized users of the Cellebrite TOUCH.

No part of this content may be used for any other purpose, disclosed to any person or firm, or reproduced by any

means, electronic or mechanical, without the express prior written permission of Cellebrite Ltd.

The text and graphics are for the purpose of illustration and reference only. The specifications on which they are

based are subject to change without notice.

Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Corporate and individual names and data used in

examples herein are Fictitious unless otherwise noted.

Copyright 2014 Cellebrite Ltd. All rights reserved.

FCC Compliancy

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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Issue Date: Jun 15, 2014

Revision record: Cellebrite TOUCH User’s Manual

Version. Pub. Rev.

Date Update Description Author/s

1.3 01 Sep 11 First documented version Cellebrite

1.4 02 Nov 11 New Diagnostics and Install features Eyal Klein

1.5 03 Feb 12 New T.B.R to cloud feature Eyal Klein

1.6 04 Jun 12 New Buy-Back feature Eyal Klein

1.7 05 Oct 12 New BIOS, New template Eyal Klein

1.9 06 Feb 13 Added Wipe, New diagnostics flow and dashboard Eyal Klein

2.1 07 Aug 15 Added store agent id, improved Autodetect flow Eyal Klein

2.2 08 Nov 13 Replace Micro SIM Adapter to Multi SIM Adapter Eyal Klein

2.3 09 Feb 14 Updated transfer flow and settings screens Eyal Klein

2.4 10 Jun 14 New Search model feature, Time estimates, Self service mode

Eyal Klein

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The Cellebrite TOUCH should be used only with the dedicated AC/DC adapter supplied with this de-

vice.

USB, Ethernet and target and source connectors should be connected only to CE approved devices (according to IEC/EN 60065 standard).

Make sure that all external connections to other devices (except for the power adapter) are only in-

door and SELV (safety extra low voltage, does not exceed 42.4 V peak or 60 V DC).

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Chapter 1: Introduction ................................................... 1

1.1. Main features: ........................................................... 1

1.1.1. Phone-to-phone content transfer ............ 1

1.1.2. Phone content backup ............................. 1

1.1.3. Restore phone content ............................ 2

1.1.4. Wipe phone content ................................ 2

1.1.5. In-store phone diagnostics ....................... 2

1.1.6. Content and applications delivery ........... 3

1.1.7. Phone Buy-Back program ......................... 3

1.2. Hardware description ................................................ 4

1.3. Cellebrite TOUCH kit contents................................... 7

1.4. Proper setting and usage........................................... 7

1.4.1. Storing temperature: ............................... 7

1.4.2. Working temperature: ............................. 8

1.4.3. Using the touch screen ............................. 8

1.4.4. Using connectors and ports ...................... 8

1.4.5. Security lock .............................................. 9

Chapter 2: Getting Started ............................................. 10

2.1. Using Cellebrite TOUCH for the first time ................ 10

2.1.1. Setting up the device .............................. 10

2.1.2. Turning the device on ............................. 10

2.1.3. Turning the device off ............................. 11

2.1.4. Exiting sleep mode .................................. 11

2.2. Main menu ............................................................... 12

2.2.1. Menu options ......................................... 12

2.2.2. Toolbar .................................................... 13

2.2.3. Virtual keyboard ..................................... 14

2.3. Selecting source and target phones ........................ 15

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2.3.1. Recently used ......................................... 19

2.3.2. Custom list .............................................. 19

2.4. Selecting operator ................................................... 20

2.5. Bluetooth connectivity ............................................ 21

Chapter 3: Transfer Backup & Restore .......................... 22

3.1. Overview ................................................................. 22

3.2. Phone to phone content transfer ............................ 23

3.3. Backup phone data .................................................. 28

3.4. Restore phone data ................................................. 31

3.5. Transfer data to and from SIM/USIM cards ............ 33

3.5.1. Transferring SIM content ....................... 34

3.5.2. Backing up SIM content ......................... 36

3.5.3. Restoring SIM content ............................ 37

Chapter 4: Content Wipe............................................... 38

4.1. Overview ................................................................. 38

4.2. Wiping phone content ............................................. 39

Chapter 5: Cellebrite Apploader .................................... 41

5.1. Overview ................................................................. 41

5.2. Installing content ..................................................... 42

Chapter 6: Cellebrite Diagnostics ................................... 44

6.1. Overview .................................................................. 44

6.2. Diagnostic tests and repair procedures ................... 45

6.3. Typical diagnostics flow ........................................... 46

6.4. Sample diagnostics session ...................................... 47

Chapter 7: Cellebrite Buy-Back ...................................... 52

7.1. Overview .................................................................. 52

7.2. Offering Buy-Back .................................................... 53

Chapter 8: Settings ........................................................ 55

8.1. Overview .................................................................. 55

8.2. General tab .............................................................. 56

8.2.1. Change interface language ..................... 56

8.2.2. Create custom phone lists ...................... 57

8.2.3. Set self service mode .............................. 58

8.3. Transfer tab.............................................................. 59

8.3.1. Transfer options...................................... 59

8.4. Reporting tab ........................................................... 60

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8.4.1. Cellebrite Analytics reporting ................. 60

8.4.2. Store agent ID......................................... 60

8.5. Update tab............................................................... 62

8.5.1. Software update ..................................... 62

8.5.3. Installing product license ....................... 64

8.5.4. Refresh content ...................................... 64

8.6. Connectivity tab ...................................................... 65

7.8. Support tab .............................................................. 66

8.7.1. Application Logs ..................................... 66

7.8.2. Transaction Logs ..................................... 67

8.8. About tab ................................................................. 68

8.8.1. System & version information................ 68

Appendix A: Data Access Application ............................ 69

Appendix B: System Recovery ....................................... 70

Chapter 1: Introduction

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Designed to meet the demands of tomorrow’s phones, Cellebrite TOUCH is a powerful, fast and easy-to-use

touch-screen device, bringing new capabilities in-store. These include: Phone-to-Phone content transfer, backup and

restore, diagnostics, instant delivery of apps and content, analytics to manage and monitor multiple stores, and a

unique Buy-Back program offering customers immediate trade-in value on old phones for credit against in-store

purchases.

1.1. Main features:

1.1.1. Phone-to-phone content transfer

Cellebrite TOUCH facilitates the transfer of personal data from one

phone to another: contacts, images, SMS messages, video and audio

files, ringtones and more, regardless of the phone manufacturer, model,

operating system or carrier.

1.1.2. Phone content backup

Personal content, including contacts, images, SMS messages, video and

audio files, ringtones and more, can be securely backed up to a USB mass

storage device, SD card, remote server or the web (cloud).


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1.1.3. Restore phone content

Backed-up personal content, including contacts, images, SMS messages,

video and audio files, ringtones and more, can be securely restored from

a USB mass storage device, SD card, remote server or the web (cloud).

* Backup/Restore to and from web are optional features.

1.1.4. Wipe phone content

Personal content including contacts, images, SMS messages, video and

audio files, ringtones and more, can be securely removed from the

phone memory to protect customer’s private data when sending the

phone to repair, trading the phone or sending the phone to be recycled.

* Optional module (licensed separately).

1.1.5. In-store phone diagnostics

Cellebrite’s integrated Diagnostic solution uses an intuitive GUI to guide

store agents through problem isolation and resolution. This comprehensive tool

enables the fast identification and resolution of mobile phone faults in-store

-substantially reducing the need to send NFF (No Fault Found) phones to labs

and repair shops, minimizing costs, saving time and improving customer service.




1.1.6. Content and applications delivery

With Cellebrite TOUCH, retailers can offer delivery and side-loading of

applications and content packages in-store, enabling dynamic

personalization according to user profile; phone type and content

preferences. Retailers can also promote specific content.


1.1.7. Phone Buy-Back program

Cellebrite now offers mobile retailers a major opportunity to dramatically

increase their trade-in take-up rate by promoting old phone trade-ins as part

of the sales process through the unique Cellebrite Buy-Back program. The

Buy-Back program changes the dynamic of phone trade-ins, giving the sales

agent the promotional initiative.




1.2. Hardware description

Top view

Bottom view

Tablet top

Status indicators.

Navigation keys.

Tablet bottom

Led indicator - view the battery status.

Stylus - Store the stylus pointing device.



Left (Source) panel

Right (Target) panel

Left panel features

USB port - attach the source phone or

USB mass storage device.

RJ-45 port-attach source phone via

RJ-45 connection.

VGA - attach an external monitor.

Headphone Jack - attach external

headphones or speakers.

Right panel features

Power Jack - connect the power supply.

USB port - attach target phone or USB mass

storage device.

RJ-45 port-attach target phone via RJ-45 con-

nection

Power Switch – on/off switch also doubles as

device lock.



Front panel

Rear panel

Front panel

TOUCH screen - lift and close the dis-

play. To open the monitor, lift it gen-

tly from the back of the tablet.

SIM Card Reader – Backup or restore

data from/to SIM and USIM cards.

Rear panel

Wi-Fi/Bluetooth switch - enable/disable.

Reset - reset the tablet.

Mini USB – connect to PC

USB ports - for external USB devices.

SD reader - read or writes to SD cards.

Ethernet Port - connect to a network or the

internet.

Kensington Lock - anchor the device.



1.3. Cellebrite TOUCH kit contents

Your Cellebrite TOUCH kit comes in a carrying case. In addition to this user guide, the Cellebrite TOUCH kit includes:

Cellebrite TOUCH tablet

Cable kit

Multi SIM adapter

Power supply Cleaning brush for phone connectors

1.4. Proper setting and usage

For your safety and that of your equipment, follow these rules for handling and cleaning your Cellebrite TOUCH device.

Keep these instructions handy for reference by you and others. Incorrect storage or use of your device may void the

manufacturer’s warranty.

1.4.1. Storing temperature:

The Cellebrite TOUCH device was designed to withstand storing temperature of between -20°C to 40°C / -4°F to 104°F.



1.4.2. Working temperature:

The Cellebrite TOUCH device was designed to work indoors and can withstand operating temperature of between 0°C

to 40°C / 32°F to 104°F. To reduce the possibility of heat-related damages, follow these guidelines:

Set up your device on a stable work surface that allows adequate air circulation under and around the device.

When operating your device, lift and open the monitor to reveal the air circulating grills.

Do not block the air circulating grills of the device.

Do not store a running device inside a poorly ventilated space such as a drawer or a cabinet.

1.4.3. Using the touch screen

To prevent the possibility of damage to the screen, follow these guidelines:

Use the stylus pointing device or your finger to tap the screen gently.

Do not use a pen, a pencil or any other sharp devices on the screen.

1.4.4. Using connectors and ports

When connecting a phone to the device, make sure that:

The connector matches the port.

The port is free of debris.

You positioned the connector correctly in relation to the port.



1.4.5. Security lock

The Cellebrite TOUCH device contains a standard Kensington lock port for

anchoring the device to a desk.

In addition, the power switch also acts as a lock to prevent accidental

shutdown of the device.

Chapter 2: Getting Started



2.1. Using Cellebrite TOUCH for the first time

2.1.1. Setting up the device

1. Unpack your TOUCH device from the kit.

2. Connect the power supply adapter to the device power jack.

3. Connect the LAN Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port at the back of the device.

2.1.2. Turning the device on

Slide the power switch towards you.

When the device is powered on, the Power indicator will be lit. After few

seconds the Main Screen is displayed and the device is ready for use.



2.1.3. Turning the device off

Select Exit from the Toolbar to close the Cellebrite TOUCH application, and use the Windows Start menu to re-

start or turn off the computer.

Or

Slide and hold the power switch towards you.

2.1.4. Exiting sleep mode

Cellebrite TOUCH is designed to enter into sleep mode after a given idle duration (default 20min) to reduce power

consumption.

To wake-up the device, press any of the navigation key buttons on top of

the device.



2.2. Main menu

The Cellebrite TOUCH main screen includes icons for the Transfer, Backup,

and Restore services. Additional services are available depending on the

type of license purchased by the customer.

2.2.1. Menu options

Transfer - Use this option to perform a phone-to-phone transfer of data from one mobile phone or SIM card to another mobile phone or SIM card. For more information see 3.2 Phone to phone content transfer on page 23.

Backup - Use this option to back up data from a mobile phone or a SIM card to a USB mass storage device or an SD card. For more information see 3.3 Backup phone data on page 28.

Restore - Use this option to restore data to a mobile phone or a SIM card from a USB mass storage device or an SD card. For more information see 3.4 Restore phone dataon page 31.

Wipe - Use this option to erase customer’s private data from a mobile phone before trading the phone or sending it to repair shop or recycle center. For more information see 4.2 Wiping phone content on page 39.

Apploader (Optional) - Use this option to install mobile applications and content such as video, music and multimedia files on the target phone. For more information see 5.2 Installing content on page 42.



Diagnostics (Optional) - Use this option to run diagnostic tests on a faulty phone. For more information see Chapter 6: Cellebrite Diagnostics on page 44.

Buy-Back (Optional) - Use this option to offer a trade-in for an old phone. For more information see Chap-ter 7: Cellebrite Buy-Back on page 52.

2.2.2. Toolbar

The toolbar at the top of the screen provides quick access to global features.

Wireless - The Wireless indicator displays the wireless network signal strength.

Keyboard - Use the Keyboard button to open the virtual keyboard.

Home - Select the Home button to return to the main screen.

Settings - Use the Settings button to configure default settings for the application.

Exit - Use the Exit button to close the application.

Battery - The battery indicator displays the battery charging status.



2.2.3. Virtual keyboard

There are three available virtual keyboards: QWERTY, AZERTY, and numerical.

Numerical keyboard QWERTY keyboard Alphabetical keyboard

Open or close the virtual keyboard

To open the virtual keyboard, select Keyboard from the Toolbar menu. To close the virtual keyboard press the red X next to the keyboard.

Switch to the numeric keyboard

To open the numeric keyboard, tap the 12#? key at the bottom left of the keyboard. When the numeric keyboard is open, the 12#? key changes to abc.

Switch to the alphabetic keyboard

To open the alphabetic keyboards, tap the abc key at the bottom left of the keyboard. When an alpha-betic keyboard is open, the abc changes to 12#?.

Toggle between the QWERTY and alphabetical keyboards.



2.3. Selecting source and target phones

When selecting a menu option from Cellebrite TOUCH main screen, you will be guided to select the Source, Target or

both Source and Target phones.

the following paragraphs describes the process of selecting source and target phones for the transfer option, however

they are valid for all of the options listed in the main menu.

Selecting a phone

1. Select Transfer type: From the main screen, select the desired menu

option.

If the Cellebrite TOUCH version you use supports the Enabled

store-agent ID feature, the Store Agent ID screen will be dis-

played. Enter your Store Agent ID and tap OK.

If you are using a Mobile Retail Chain version of the Cellebrite

TOUCH, the select operator screen will be displayed as described

in 2.4 Selecting operator on page 20.

The Search Model screen appears:



2. Use Autodetect - If you know which cable to use, connect the phone

to the Source/Target USB port as indicated by the flashing red arrow.

If the phone is recognized, the Handset auto-detected successfully

screen appears.

The Cellebrite TOUCH automatically detects Smartphones with

Android, iOS, Windows Phone and BB10 operating systems. However,

In case the phone was not recognized use one of the following

methods to select the phone manually:

Search phone model – enter the phone model and/or vendor into

the search field. You can use full or partial names in any order you

want and the phone model list will adjust automatically to match

your search terms as indicated by the red underline.

Recently Used - use the Recently Used button to select a phone

model from a list of recently used phones as described in 2.3.1

Recently used on page 19.

Custom list - use the Custom list button to select a phone model

from a pre customized list of phones as described in 2.3.2 Custom

list on page 19

Select from list – use the Vendors button to open the Select Ven-

dor screen:



Select vendor – use the keyboard icon to open the virtual

keyboard and type in the phone vendor name

or

use the Up and Down arrow buttons to browse the vendors

list.

Select the desired vendor from the list.

Select model - use the keyboard icon to open the virtual

keyboard and type in the phone vendor name (and model)

or

use the Up and Down arrow buttons to browse the models list.

Select the desired model from the list.

TIP: Tap the 12#? key on the bottom left of the virtu-

al keypad to switch to the numeric keyboard.

For more keyboard options, see 2.2.3 Virtual

keyboard on page 14.

3. Select network - If the same phone model can be used for both GSM

and CDMA cellular networks, select the desired network.

The Waiting for Device screen appears:



4. Attach the phone: Follow the instructions to connect the phone to

the Cellebrite TOUCH.

Or

Click on Switch to Bluetooth connectivity and follow the instructions

described in 2.5 Bluetooth connectivity on page 21.

Connection instructions for late phone models include HTML based help screens with GUI and step-by-step instructions accompanied by phone screenshots.

In this release (2.4), the new help screens will be displayed in English for all of the versions of Apple Iphone and the top 60 Android Smartphones. The “Old” help screens will be dis-played when working in a different language or phone.

If the phone supports Bluetooth connectivity, a button named Switch to Bluetooth will appear next to the Continue button allowing you to use Bluetooth connectivity as de-scribed in 2.5 Bluetooth connectivity on page 21.



2.3.1. Recently used If you used this type of phone as source or target phone, you can select

the phone model by searching the “recently used” phones list.

1. Tap the Recently Used button. The Recently Used screen appears:

2. Select the desired phone from the list.

2.3.2. Custom list

If you have created a custom list of commonly used phones, a Custom List

button will be added to the screen. See section 8.2.2 Create custom phone

lists on page 57 for more information about creating custom lists.

1. Tap the Custom List button. The Custom list screen appears:

2. Select the desired phone from the list.



2.4. Selecting operator

If you are using a Mobile Retail Chain version of the Cellebrite TOUCH, the

Select Operator screen will be displayed, allowing you to select an

operator from a list of the chain supported operators and reduce the lists

of vendors and models to the ones relevant to the operator.

Select the desired operator in order to list only the vendors that are

supported by the selected operator

Or

Tap the All Models button to list all of the vendors.

The Select Vendor screen is displayed.



2.5. Bluetooth connectivity Cellebrite recommends using cable connectivity for higher transfer rate,

however, in case you have to transfer phonebook data from a Windows

Phone device, or if you can’t find the right cable, tap the Switch to

Bluetooth button in the waiting for device screen to use Bluetooth

connectivity.

When transferring phone book and multimedia content to/from Windows

Phone device you will be instructed to use Bluetooth to transfer the phone

book data and then to use the cable connectivity to transfer the other

content types.

Cellebrite TOUCH displays a “Discovering Phones” message while it

automatically searches for visible Bluetooth devices within its proximity,

and generates a list of all the phones it finds.

1. On the mobile phone, you must enable the phone to connect via

Bluetooth, by turning Bluetooth capabilities on.

2. Set the Bluetooth services to ‘Visible’.

3. Follow the connectivity instructions on Cellebrite TOUCH display.

Cellebrite TOUCH instructs you to enter a pin code in the Bluetooth

phone to complete the pairing between the devices.

Chapter 3: Transfer Backup & Restore



3.1. Overview

Cellebrite TOUCH is a professional, stand-alone phone memory transfer and backup solution that transfers all forms of

content, including: pictures, videos, ringtones and SMS, as well as phonebook contact data, between a wide range of

mobile phones, smart phones and tablets.

Cellebrite TOUCH content transfer features include:

Phone to phone data transfer.

Phone data backup.

Phone data restore.

SIM/USIM content transfer, backup and restore.

Transfer time varies according to the selected data types. Large multimedia files may impact transfer time significantly.

Do not disconnect the phone during the Transfer, Backup or Restore process! Once started, the process should not be interrupted.



3.2. Phone to phone content transfer

Use the Transfer option to transfer Phonebook contacts, SMS and MMS messages, Emails, Pictures, Audio and Video

files, Pictures and Ringtones from an old phone or SIM/USIM card to a new one.

To transfer phone content:

1. Select Transfer: From the main menu, select Transfer to copy data from one phone (the source) to another phone

(the target).

If the Cellebrite TOUCH version you use supports the Enabled store-agent ID feature, the Select Store

Agent screen will be displayed. Enter your Store Agent ID and tap OK.

If you are using a Mobile Retail Chain version of the Cellebrite

TOUCH, the Select Operator screen will be displayed as described

in 2.4 Selecting operator on page 20.

2. Select and attach the source phone: Use Autodetect or manually

select the vendor and model, and attach the source phone to the

source port. For more information see 2.3 Selecting source and target

phones on page 15.

Select the source phone

Select the target phone

Attach source and target

phones

Select which content to

transfer

Transfer content



3. Select and attach the target phone: Use Autodetect or manually select the vendor and model, and attach the

target phone to the target port. The Select Content Types screen appears:

4. Select memory: Select which phone memory to transfer (Phone, SIM and Memory card).

5. Select content types to transfer: Each of the Content type buttons

displays number of items, accumulated size and estimated transfer

time.

Tap on a content type button to select it for transfer.

The content size and estimated transfer time are calculated and

added to the Total Estimated Transfer Time and the Required

Disk Space displayed below the content type buttons.

If the Required Disk Space exceeds the Target Free Disk Space,

the Target Free Disk Space display color will turn red. In this case,

you can lower the video transfer size threshold by tapping on the

+ sign displayed in the upper right corner of the Videos content

button, and omit large video files or unselect a content type.

Tap Start » to continue.

If you need the same cable to connect both source and target phones, use the Connect Later button.

To transfer phonebook data from a Windows Phone or if the required cable cannot be used - tap the Switch to Bluetooth button and follow the instructions described in 2.5 Bluetooth connectivity on page 21.



6. Install content: If the version you use supports the “Apploader”

option, and the Install content after transfer or restore check box in

the Settings Transfer tab is checked, the Select Content Pack screen

will be displayed:

Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the content

installation procedure. For more information see 5.2 Installing

content on page 42.

Tap Next » to continue.

Cellebrite TOUCH displays statistics and progress bars as it reads the

source memory and writes to the target memory.

7. Select accounts: If the phone you are backing up supports user

accounts, the Select Account screen will be displayed. Select the

account you want to transfer.

Tap Continue »



8. Select Multimedia files: If the Cellebrite TOUCH can’t read the

content information from the phone you selected during the select

content type process, the Multimedia Selection screen will appear

after the contacts and SMS’s are transferred.

Select the type of multimedia files you want to transfer and tap OK »

to continue.

The Extract in Progress screen reappear displaying statistics and

progress bars as the transfer progress.

9. Source/Target instructions: When the transfer process is complete,

the Source Instructions screen appears. Follow the instructions on the

screen to return the phone to its working mode.

Tap Continue>>. The Target Instructions screen appears:

10. Target Instructions: Follow the instructions on the screen to return

the phone to its working mode.

Tap Continue>>.



11. The Transfer Summary screen appears, displaying statistics of the

number of entries that were read and written to memory and the

following verification message: “Transfer completed successfully”.

Tap Finish to continue.

12. Offer Buy-Back: If the version you have supports the “Buy-Back”

option, and the Propose Buyback after Transfer check box in the

Settings Transfer tab is checked, the following screen appears:

Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the Buy-Back

procedure. For more information see 7.2 Offering Buy-Back on page

53.

Do not disconnect the phone during the transfer process! Once started, the transfer process should not be interrupted.



3.3. Backup phone data

Cellebrite TOUCH enables you to easily back up content stored on a mobile phone to a USB mass storage device or an

SD card.

To backup phone content:

1. Select Backup: From the main menu, select Backup.


Agent screen will be displayed. Enter your Store Agent ID and tap

OK.

2. Select and attach the source phone: Use Autodetect or manually

select the vendor and model, and attach the source phone to the

source port. For more information see 2.3 Selecting source and target

phones on page 15. Tap Continue ».

To transfer phonebook data from a Windows Phone device or if

the required cable cannot be used - tap the Switch to Bluetooth

button and follow the instructions described in section 2.5 Bluetooth connectivity on page 21.

Select and attach source phone

Attach backup device

Select content to backup

Backup content



The Waiting for Removable Drive screen is displayed:

3. Attach the target drive: Connect the USB mass storage device to the

Target USB port and tap Continue ». The Select Content Types screen

appears:

4. Select memory: Select which phone memory to back up (Phone, SIM

and Memory card).

5. Select content types to back up: Each of the Content type buttons

displays number of items, accumulated size and estimated transfer

time per each content type.

Tap on a content type button to select it for backup.

The content size and estimated transfer time are calculated and

added to the Total Estimated Transfer Time and the Required

Disk Space displayed below the content type buttons.

If the Required Disk Space exceeds the Target Free Disk Space,

the Target Free Disk Space display color will turn red. In this case,

you can lower the video transfer size threshold by tapping on the

+ sign displayed in the upper right corner of the Videos content

button, and omit large video files or unselect a content type.

6. Tap Start » to continue. The Backup Extraction in Process screen

appears.



7. Select accounts: If the phone you are backing up supports user

accounts, the Select Account screen appears.

Select the account you want to backup and tap Continue ».

The Extract in progress screen reappear displaying statistics and

progress bars as the transfer progress. When done the Source

Instructions screen appears.

8. Source instructions : Follow the instructions on the screen to return

the phone to its working mode.

Tap Continue>>. The Backup Summary screen appears.

Do not disconnect the phone during the backup process! Once started, the backup process should not be interrupted.



3.4. Restore phone data

Cellebrite TOUCH enables you to easily restore back-up content from a USB mass storage device or an SD card to your

mobile phone.

To restore phone content:

1. Select Restore: From the main menu, select Restore to restore backup content to a target phone.


store-agent ID feature, the Select Store Agent screen will be dis-


2. Select and attach the target phone: Use Autodetect or manually

select the vendor and model, and attach the target phone to the

target port. For more information see 2.3 Selecting source and target

phones on page 15. Tap Continue ».

The Select Content Types screen is displayed:

Select and attach target phone

Select content to restore

Attach source drive Restore content



3. Select which content types to restore: Tap on a content category to

select it, Use the Select All button to select all of the available types.


4. Install content: If the version you have supports the “Apploader”

option, the Select Content Pack screen will appear.

Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the content

installation procedure. For more information see 5.2 Installing

content on page 42. Tap Next » to continue.

The Waiting for Removable Drive screen is displayed.

5. Attach the source device: Cellebrite TOUCH instructs you to connect

the source device and select the backup folder.

6. Complete the restore phone content process: Cellebrite TOUCH

copies all of the selected content from the saved backup to the target

phone. When done, the Target Instructions screen appears:

7. Target instructions : Follow the instructions on the screen to return

the phone to its working mode. When done, the Restore Summary

screen appears.



3.5. Transfer data to and from SIM/USIM cards

Cellebrite TOUCH enables you to easily transfer backup and restore back-up SIM content.

The SIM card reader is used when you perform a Transfer, Backup or Restore from/to the SIM card (i.e., not from an

actual phone). In this case, the SIM card can be either or both the Source or Target.

To use the Cellebrite TOUCH built-in SIM card reader, verify that the angled edge of the SIM card is on the right, with

the metal SIM card contacts facing down.

To transfer data to and from a Micro or a Nano SIM use the Multi SIM adapter provided in the Cellebrite TOUCH kit.



3.5.1. Transferring SIM content

To transfer SIM content:

1. Select Transfer: From the main menu, select Transfer.




The Search Model screen is displayed.

2. Select the source: Select SIM Card as the source phone.

3. Select the target: Select SIM Card (or a vendor and model) as the

target phone. The Waiting for Source Device screen appears:

4. Attach the source SIM card: Insert the source SIM card into the

Cellebrite TOUCH built-in SIM card reader. Tap Continue». The Select

Content Types screen appears:

Select SIM as source and target

Attach source SIM & read

Select content Attach target SIM &

write



5. Select which content types to transfer: Only Phonebook data transfer

is enabled. Tap Start » to continue.

Cellebrite TOUCH displays statistics and progress bars as it reads the

source memory.

If the SIM is protected with a PIN, you will need to enter the PIN during the transfer process.

6. Attach the target SIM card: When the reading is done the Waiting for

Target Phone screen appears. Insert the target SIM card into the

Cellebrite TOUCH built-in SIM card reader and tap Continue».

Cellebrite TOUCH displays statistics and progress bars as it writes the

data to the card.

When the transfer process is complete, the Transfer Summary screen

appears, displaying statistics of the number of entries that were read

and written to memory.



3.5.2. Backing up SIM content

To backup content from a SIM card:

1. Select Backup: From the main menu, select Backup.




2. Select source: Select SIM Card as the source phone. The Waiting for Device screen appears.

3. Attach the source SIM card: Insert the source SIM card into the built-in SIM card reader. Tap Continue ».

4. Attach the target drive: Connect the USB mass storage device to the Target USB port and tap Continue » The

Select Content Types screen is displayed.

5. Select which content types to backup: Only Phonebook data transfer is enabled. Click Start » to start the backup

process. The Backup in Progress screen appears displaying statistical information and progress bars.

6. Complete the backup process: Cellebrite TOUCH copies all the selected content from the source SIM to the target

location. When the backup process is complete, the Transfer Summary screen appears.

Select and attach SIM source Select and attach

USB target Select content Backup



3.5.3. Restoring SIM content

To restore content to a SIM card:

1. Select Restore: From the main menu, select Restore.




2. Select target SIM: Select SIM Card as the target phone. The Select Content Types screen is displayed.

3. Select which content types to restore: Only Phonebook data transfer is enabled. Tap Next » to continue. The

Waiting for Removable Drive screen appears.

4. Attach source drive: Attach the removable USB drive to the source port and click Continue ». The Select Folder

screen appears.

5. Select Backup file: Select the folder containing the desired backup file. The Waiting for Device screen appears.

6. Attach the target SIM card: Insert the target SIM card into the built-in SIM card reader. Click Continue ».Cellebrite

TOUCH copies all the selected content from the backup folder (source drive) to the target SIM. When the restore

process is complete, the Transfer Summary screen appears.

Select SIM as target Select content Attach and

select source Attach target Restore

Chapter 4: Content Wipe



4.1. Overview

Cellebrite TOUCH enables secure logical wipe of personal content such as Phone book, SMS’s, MMS’s, Audio and Video

files.

Cellebrite TOUCH Content Wipe module (licensed separately), is the perfect solution for deleting personal content

from your handset prior to handing it over for repair or trade.

Content Wipe can be activated in the following scenarios:

As a standalone operation upon a return of a rental or replacement phone.

At the end of a Buyback operation prior to handing the phone to the broker.

At the end of a Diagnostics operation prior to handing the phone to the repair lab.

At the end of a Transfer operation upon a customer request.



4.2. Wiping phone content

Cellebrite TOUCH Content Wipe erases all data and content from the phone. We strongly recommend performing backup before to save valuable data.

To erase personal content from a phone:

1. Remove memory card: Remove any portable memory cards from the target phone.

2. Select Wipe: From the main menu, select Wipe.

If the version you use supports the Enabled store-agent ID feature, the Select Store Agent screen will be

displayed. Enter your Store Agent ID and tap OK.


Select and attach the source phone: Use Autodetect or manually select the vendor and model, and attach the

source phone it to the source port. For more information see 2.3 Selecting source and target phones on page 15.

Tap Continue ». The Phone Wipe Confirmation screen appears:

Select source phone Attach source phone Wipe content



3. Confirm wipe: Make sure the SD card was removed from the phone

and click Continue. The Wipe – Extraction in progress screen appears:

4. Enable wipe: Follow the instructions on the phone screen to enable

the Wipe process.

5. Automatic reboot: Depending on the phone operating system, the

phone may shut down and then reboot automatically during the wipe

procedure.

6. Finish the procedure: When done the Wipe Succeed screen appears.

Click Finish to return to the main menu.

Chapter 5: Cellebrite Apploader



5.1. Overview

Cellebrite TOUCH Apploader module (licensed separately), is the perfect solution for delivering valuable content and

mobile applications to handsets. Using the Cellebrite TOUCH, media content and applications can be downloaded

directly to the phone without having to fall back on air time.

Cellebrite TOUCH enables content delivery packs to be updated automatically, allowing for dynamic personalization

according to user background, handset type, content type, regions, and more.

Content and Application Delivery offers the following:

Promote content by regions, upload content packages.

Use auto install for transparent process of content uploading.

Replace manufacturer pre-install process.

Install carrier applications.



5.2. Installing content

To install content to a phone:

1. Network connection: Make sure the Cellebrite TOUCH is connected

to the LAN via the Ethernet port or the wireless connection.

2. Select Apploader: From the main menu, select Apploader.




3. Select and attach the target phone: Use Autodetect or manually

select the vendor and model, and attach the target phone it to the

target port. For more information see 2.3 Selecting source and target

phones on page 15. Tap Continue ». The Select Content Pack screen

appears:

4. Select which content to install: Select the desired content

(applications, music, video, packs, coupons etc.) from the list.

Select and attach target phone Select content to install Install content




5. Install directly: if the content pack includes content that should be

installed directly from the Cellebrite TOUCH, the Waiting for Phone

screen will appear. Connect the phone and tap Continue».

The Cellebrite TOUCH copies all of the selected content to the target

phone.

6. Install via SMS: if the content pack includes content that should be

installed from an application store, the Identify phone to Server

screen will be displayed:

Phone number: Using the keyboard, type in the phone number of

the target phone and then tap on Submit».

After a few seconds the phone will receive an SMS message

including a password.

Password: Using the keyboard, type in the password and then

tap on Submit ».

After a few seconds the phone will receive an SMS message

including a link to the download page of the application store.

7. Finish installation: Follow the instructions on the Cellebrite TOUCH

display and the phone screen to complete the installation. When

done, the Install Summary screen appears.

Chapter 6: Cellebrite Diagnostics



6.1. Overview

Cellebrite’s sophisticated Diagnostic solution (licensed separately), is an easy-to-use, comprehensive system, which

enables the fast identification and resolution of mobile phone faults in-store. This substantially reduces the need to

send NFF (No Fault Found) phones to labs and repair shops, thereby minimizing costs, saving time and improving

customer service by automatically fixing many common problems on the spot.

Cellebrite’s Diagnostics customizable procedure flow was designed to use modular building blocks from the following

categories:

Diagnostics Core –Automatic and targeted test and repair procedures developed for each type of phone (for

example CPU performance test and Flash repair procedure). The diagnostics core procedures cannot be cus-

tomized.

Diagnostics Policies – Retailer’s maintenance, warranty and billing rules and procedure aimed to implement

the customer policies (for example: should a rooted phone be accepted or not and how much to charge for a

specific test or repair). The diagnostics policies procedures can be customized.

Diagnostics integration –Retailer ERP systems can be accessed to retrieve relevant information such as phone

warranty information and book the phone to repair lab. The diagnostics integration procedures can be cus-

tomized.



6.2. Diagnostic tests and repair procedures

Cellebrite TOUCH Diagnostic test and repair procedures list varies according to the selected target phone. New

procedures are added to the test database on a daily basis.

Diagnostic test and repair procedures include:

Phone settings check.

Network coverage, 3G, 2G, LTE, wireless (Wi-Fi and BT) and wired (USB) communication channels connectivity

tests.

Loudspeaker, Gravity sensor, Gyroscope sensor, Accelerometer sensor, Proximity sensor screen, camera, touch

display and etc. functionality tests.

Battery health test: Provides operators with a rapid battery analyzer tool for a broad range of rechargeable cell

phone batteries.

Compare test results to gold values.

Triage to identify No Fault Found (NFF) Vs “send to repair center” (identify software or hardware issue).

Preferred Roaming List (PRL) setting for CDMA phones: Enables the agents in the POS to set a preferred roam-

ing providers list.

On store refurbishing, hard-reset, restore manufacture setting etc. to solve most software issues.

On site Firmware Updating (Flashing): In-store phone firmware updates.



6.3. Typical diagnostics flow

Cellebrite diagnostic procedure flow and instructions might vary depending on the customer specifications (for

example some retailer work flow does not include diagnostic history review, hardware damages inspection or

automatic preliminary tests). A typical diagnostics procedure flow may include the following building blocks:

Diagnostics Policies – Check hardware damage.

Diagnostics Core –Connect phone.

Diagnostics Policies – Display phone maintenance history.

Diagnostics Integration –Check phone warranty.

Diagnostics Core –Perform Automatic test and display results dashboard.

Diagnostics Core - Offer repair solution.

Diagnostics Policies – Display repair cost, offer backup and update services.

Diagnostics Core - Perform repair solution and retest automatic tests.

Diagnostics Integration –Charge for successful repair or offer new repair procedure upon failure.

Diagnostics Core - Perform repair solution and retest automatic and targeted tests.

Diagnostics Integration –Charge for successful repair or book phone to repair lab upon failure.

Diagnostics Policies – Display and print transaction summary report.

The following section describes a sample diagnostics session. The procedure might vary depending on the retailer’s

specifications.



6.4. Sample diagnostics session

The following section describes a sample diagnostics session. The procedure might vary depending on the Retailer’s

specifications and workflow as well as the selected phone.

To perform diagnostics tests (sample):

1. Network connection: Make sure the Cellebrite TOUCH is connected to

the LAN via the Ethernet port or the wireless connection.

2. Select Diagnostics: From the main menu, select Diagnostics.


store-agent ID feature, the Select Source Vendor screen will be

displayed. Enter your Store Agent ID and tap OK.

The Search Model screen appears

3. Select and attach the target phone: Use Autodetect or manually select

the vendor and model, and attach the target phone it to the target

port. For more information see 2.3 Selecting source and target phones

on page 15. Tap Continue ». The Check Hardware screen appears.

Select and attach target phone Run Auto diagnostic test Review results & Repair



4. Check hardware: Check the phone for any hardware damage that

might revoke the warranty.

Tap Yes to book repair and exit diagnostics, or No to continue. The

install Client application screen appears. At the end of the upload

process, the Running tests screen appears and the Welcome to

Diagnostics screen is displayed on the phone screen.

5. Warranty check: Using the information gathered from the phone logs,

Cellebrite TOUCH checks if the phone under warranty. According to

the company warrant policy tap OK to continue or Cancel to stop the

diagnostics procedure. The Root Test screen will appear.

6. Root test: Tap OK to check the phone firmware for jail breaking.

According to the company warrant policy tap OK to continue or Cancel

to stop the diagnostics procedure.

7. Auto testing: At the end of the Auto test procedure, the Auto Test

Dashboard screen appears:

Auto test take up to two minutes.

Auto test includes phone dialing and outgoing calls test pro-cedure.



8. Review test results: The auto test dashboard screen displays the test

results grouped into test categories. Phone malfunctions are marked

using the yellow exclamation mark (!) in the relevant category.

9. Review phone diagnostics history: The Phone Diagnostics History

screen appears allowing you to review the phone diagnostics history

and reveal any information related to the reported problem.

Tap on Details for more information.

10. Review test details: Tap on the desired test category to reveal

information about the entire group of tests in the category. The

following screen displays the detailed test results of the Calls test

category. Note that the failed tests are marked with the exclamation

mark (!).

11. Repair: Click Continue », Cellebrite TOUCH analyses the problem and

suggest the appropriate repair solution as shown in the following

screen. Tap Yes to perform the suggested repair procedure.

At the end of the repair procedure, the automatic test procedure is

lunched and the auto test dashboard screen is displayed. If the original

problem was not fixed, a new repair procedure will be offered or a

suggestion to book the phone to the repair lab.



12. Perform targeted tests: If you selected a test category that includes

targeted tests, tapping Continue » in the Test Details screen, will

open the Customer Complaint screen.

Note: In some cases the targeted test screen will appear without the

customer complaint screen.

13. Select a diagnostic test: According to the customer’s complaint, select

the required test category.

14. Follow test instructions: Follow the instructions on the screen and

phone display during the test progress.

Some of the diagnostics tests (such as Connectivity test and Power cycling) run automatically and requires no user intervention. Therefore, no instructions are displayed.



15. Finish the diagnostics process: When the testing process is complete,

the Recommended Action screen appears displaying the action

needed to resolve the problem.

Tap Yes to run the recommended action or No to reject the

recommendation.

During Flash and Factory reset repair procedures, the Cellebrite TOUCH automatically backup and restore customer content.

16. Review repair results: To check the repair procedure the diagnostics

auto test runs again and the results are displayed in the dashboard.

17. Repair Failure: If the repair failed, tap on the desired test category to

review the test details and receive new repair solution or offer to

book the device to repair.

18. Repair Success: If the repair was successful, tap Done to end the

diagnostics session. The Summary Report screen appears:

19. Print report: Review the test summary on screen. Tap the Print

button to provide the customer with a hard copy report.

20. Send email: To send the diagnostics report to the customer, tap on

E-mail, type the email address and then tap Continue.

21. When done, follow the Target instructions to return the phone

connection settings.

Chapter 7: Cellebrite Buy-Back



7.1. Overview

Cellebrite TOUCH Buy-Back module (licensed separately), enables the sales and service representative to offer the

customer with a value for an old mobile phone. The offer is activated while the old phone is connected to the

Cellebrite TOUCH, either for upgrading, transferring personal data to a new phone or at the end of a failed diagnostics

process.

The Buy-Back module offers the following:

A user friendly wizard for the phone evaluation and offer process.

Integrated diagnostics procedure to check phone condition.

Real time buying price for the old phone from a second-hand phone broker’s pricing database.

Voucher of the agreed price from the second-hand phone broker.

The evaluating questions and price quotes varies from one broker to another.



7.2. Offering Buy-Back

To Offer Buy-Back:

1. Network connection: Make sure the Cellebrite TOUCH is connected

to the LAN via the Ethernet port or the wireless connection.

2. Select Buy-Back: From the main menu, select Buy-Back to start the

trade in process. The Search Model screen is displayed.

3. Select and attach the phone: Use Autodetect or manually select the

vendor and model, and attach the phone it to the source port. For

more information see 2.3 Selecting source and target phones on page

15. The Diagnostics Tests in Progress screen appears followed by the

Detected Device screen.

4. Review the tests results and tap OK to continue. The Physical

Condition Evaluation screen appears:

5. Evaluate the phone: Inspect the physical condition of the phone and

select the best description from the list.

Select and attach source phone

Evaluate phone Make an offer Close the deal



6. Make the offer: Receive a price quote from the broker database and

present it to the customer. The BuyBack Submit screen appears:

7. Close the deal: If the customer agrees to sell, produce the voucher and

hand it over to the customer. The Wipe Phone screen appears.

8. Wipe phone content: Follow the instructions on the screen to erase data

and personal content from the phone.

Chapter 8: Settings


Chapter 8: Settings

8.1. Overview

The Cellebrite TOUCH Settings screens enable the user to customize the default settings, perform manual updates,

view system information and more.

The following sections describe the settings procedures and options according to each settings tab.

To open the settings screen:

1. From the toolbar menu, Tap on Settings. The Settings screen is

displayed:

2. Tap on the desired tab to open the relevant screen.

3. Tap OK to save the changes and exit the Settings screen.

Chapter 8: Settings


8.2. General tab

8.2.1. Change interface language

Cellebrite TOUCH interface is translated to more than twenty languages. The following procedure describes how to

change the interface language.

To interface language

1. From the toolbar menu, tap on Settings. The Settings screen is

displayed.

2. Tap on the Language button. The Select Language dialog box

appears:

3. Select the desired languages and then tap on OK to return to the

Settings screen.


5. Restart the device.

Chapter 8: Settings


8.2.2. Create custom phone lists

You can create a list of commonly used source and target phones to ease the process of selecting phone vendor and

model.

To create a phone custom list:

1. Select Settings from the toolbar menu to open the Settings screen.

2. Under the General tab, tap on the Custom List button. The Custom

List dialog box appears:

3. In the Custom List dialog, select Source or Target to choose which list

of phones you wish to edit.

4. Select a phone manufacturer to open a list of available phone models.

5. Select each phone that you wish to appear in the destination list.

Selected phones will be indicated with a checkmark in the bottom

right corner. To clear a selection, tap on it again.

6. When you are done selecting phone models of a specific vendor, tap

the Back button. Tap Finish to return to the Settings screen.


Product upgrades will not impact the custom list settings.

Chapter 8: Settings


8.2.3. Set self service mode

Cellebrite TOUCH can be used as a Self Service station by the customer. Using password activation the self service

mode disables unauthorized access to the settings menu and the exit button and activates a “homing” mechanism that

returns the unit to the Main Menu screen if it is not being used for a set period of time.

To set self service mode:


2. Under the General tab, check the Enable Self Service Mode check

box. The password dialog box appears:

3. Enter your password (default password is 123456), and tap OK.

4. Enter a new password and tap the Save Password button.

5. Use the Load user approval from USB or the Load user approval from

web to load a user consent form to be presented before each

transaction.

6. When done, tap OK to save the changes and exit the Settings screen.

Chapter 8: Settings


8.3. Transfer tab

Cellebrite TOUCH enables you to customize the transfer options to your needs. Transfer options may vary depending

on the customer specifications.

8.3.1. Transfer options

To change the transfer options:


2. Under the Transfer tab, check the desired option check box:

Enable transaction estimation time: Enables and displays trans-

fer time estimations when selecting content types to transfer.

Allow blocking multimedia files according to its size on trans-

fer/backup: Enables size threshold settings to omit big multime-

dia files when selecting content types to transfer.

Swap first and last name in phonebook transfer: When transferring phone book replace first and last

name.

Install content after transfer or restore: Offer side load during transfer and restore procedures.

Propose BuyBack after Transfer: Offer Buy-back at the end of a Transfer procedure.


Chapter 8: Settings


8.4. Reporting tab

8.4.1. Cellebrite Analytics reporting

Cellebrite TOUCH automatically reports the transactions to the Cellebrite Data Analytics (CDA) on a predefined

schedule. However you can perform a manual report in case the device was not connected to a network at the time of

last scheduled report.

To perform a manual transactions report:

1. Select Settings from the toolbar menu. The Settings screen appears:

2. Under the Report tab, tap Check Connectivity to start the procedure.


8.4.2. Store agent ID

According to the customer specifications, each transaction can be

associated to a specific store agent. * Store agent ID is an optional feature.

To add a store agent ID to the transaction report:

1. Select Settings from the toolbar menu.

2. Under the Report tab, check the Enable Store Agent ID and tap OK to

save the changes and exit the Settings screen. The following screen

Chapter 8: Settings


will appear after selecting a main menu option.

To erase the store agent ID list:

1. Select Settings from the toolbar menu.

2. Under the Report tab, tap on Clear history and then tap OK to save the changes and exit the Settings screen.

Chapter 8: Settings


8.5. Update tab

8.5.1. Software update

Cellebrite continuously updates its software, providing support for new phones by the various phone vendors. The

update process installs these various updates on your Cellebrite TOUCH device.

You can upgrade your Cellebrite TOUCH by using either of the following two methods:

Automatically - Connect the Cellebrite TOUCH device to your network via the Ethernet port on the back panel

or via a wireless connection. Cellebrite TOUCH will automatically check the Cellebrite website for updates.

Manually - by downloading the upgrade directly from a server, or downloading to an external drive and in-

stalling it from there.

NOTE: If the update fails, check to make sure that your network connection is working properly.

Chapter 8: Settings


8.5.2. Manual software upgrades

To perform a software update:

1. Select Settings from the toolbar menu. The Settings is displayed.

2. Under the Update tab, tap on Refresh to see of the Software update

server holds an updated version.

3. If an updated version exists:

Tap Server to install the software update from the server.

Or

Download the software update file on a USB mass storage device,

insert the USB mass storage device into one of the rear panel USB

ports in the back of the device and tap USB.

4. Select the application package you want to install and then tap Install

Package.

5. The update process starts. When done, the device will restart

automatically.

Chapter 8: Settings


8.5.3. Installing product license

When using the Cellebrite TOUCH for the first time or following a system recovery, you need to get the operating

license installed.

To install a license


2. Under the Update tab, select the source from where you want to

retrieve the license key.

3. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the installation.

8.5.4. Refresh content

Cellebrite TOUCH automatically checks for content updates on a predefined schedule. However you can perform a

manual update in case the device was not connected to a network at the time the last update was released.

To perform content updates


2. Under the Update tab, tap the Refresh Content button. The following

screen appears:


Chapter 8: Settings


8.6. Connectivity tab

To enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity:

1. Use the Wi-Fi switch on the back panel to enable or disable Wi-Fi and

Bluetooth connectivity.

2. When Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are enabled, the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

indicators will be lit.

3. If you prefer a wireless connection, you can configure it to connect

automatically, and then manage wireless connectivity with the Wi-Fi

switch.

To select a Wi-Fi network

1. Select Settings from the Toolbar menu. The Settings screen is

displayed.

2. Under the Connectivity tab, tap the Wireless Network button. A list of

the available networks appears:

3. Select the desired wireless network from the list and tap Connect.

4. If authentication is needed, use the virtual keyboard to type in the Network password.

5. When done, tap Close to return to the Settings screen and then tap OK to save the changes and exit.

Chapter 8: Settings


8.7. Support tab

8.7.1. Application Logs

The Application Logs are used to save operating information onto a set of files that can be used by Cellebrite support

personal to troubleshoot a faulty device.

To save application log files


2. Insert a USB mass storage device into one of the rear panel USB ports

in the back of the device.

3. Under the Support tab, tap the Save Logs button. When done, the

following screen appears:

4. Tap OK to save the changes and exit the Settings screen. Remove the

USB mass storage device and send the log files via Email to Cellebrite

support.

Chapter 8: Settings


8.7.2. Transaction Logs

The Transaction Logs are used to save detailed information of one transaction onto a set of files that can be used by

Cellebrite support personal to troubleshoot a suspected faulty transaction (Transfer, Backup, Restore, etc.). The

Transaction log must be activated prior to performing the transaction.

To save transaction log files


2. Under the Support tab, tap the Activate button. The Support Logs

Activated screen appears.

3. Insert a USB mass storage device into one of the rear panel USB ports

in the back of the device. Tap OK to approve the activation and return

to the settings tab.


5. Perform the transaction you wish to log. When done, remove the USB mass storage device and send the log files

via Email to Cellebrite support.

Chapter 8: Settings


8.8. About tab

8.8.1. System & version information

The About tab enables you to view important system information including the version and build numbers of the

installed software, the region that the device is associated to, the serial number of the device as well as a list of the

supported phone models.

To view system information & version:

1. Select Settings from the Toolbar menu, the Settings screen appears.

2. From the Settings screen, select the About tab. The following screen

appears:

3. When done, tap OK to exit the Settings screen.

Appendix A: Data Access Application


Appendix A: Data Access Application

When transferring data from or to legacy Smartphones and Tablets, you may be instructed to manually upload a client

application that enables access to the phone memory. During this process, Cellebrite TOUCH will always guide you with

prompts and instructions.

To upload client application manually:

1. Phone settings: Before you start, ensure that the phone’s date is set correctly.

2. Client upload: Upload the client installation file to the phone.

Symbian-based phones require that you set Software Installation to "All" and Online Certificate Check to "Off". These Settings are typically found under MenuKey/Settings/Phone Settings/Applications/App Man-ager. During the client upload, you will need to select “PC Suite” before continuing.

3. Install client prompt: Follow the instructions on the Cellebrite TOUCH display to start the client installation on the

phone.

4. Install the Cellebrite Phonebook exchanger: Using the phone’s menu, navigate to the installation file that was just

uploaded, and run it. The exact menu path appears on the touch screen, for reference.

5. Run the client: Run the client application. You can identify it by the icon.

After completing the entire transfer/backup/restore process, you can uninstall the client from the phone. To do this, use the phone’s application manager.

Appendix B: System Recovery



The Cellebrite TOUCH built in recovery feature, provides the users with the ability to quickly and simply recover the

operating system back to factory settings in the event of fatal OS error or critical application failure.

To recover the system:

1. Using the stylus pointing phone, tap the Reset button located on the rear panel of the Cellebrite TOUCH device.

2. The device reboots and a black screen appears displaying the following message: “Press the UP button to boot into

recovery mode”. Press the UP button immediately after the message appears.

3. The following message appears: “Windows is loading files” followed by a progress bar. When the loading is

finished, the TOUCH Recovery screen appears:

4. Tap OK to continue with the recovery process.

The Recovery in Progress screen appears:

The recovery process takes about 10 minutes - Do not disconnect the

device during the recovery process.

Note the doted progress bar indicating that the system is working

properly.

When done, the system displays the message “Restore complete. The

device will now reboot” followed by “Please wait while the operating system prepares to start for the first time.

Do not shutdown or remove the power source during this setup, please wait several minutes until the device will



restart automatically”.

5. The device reboots twice and the Cellebrite TOUCH application will be lunched shortly thereafter followed by a

Software License notification.

6. Select the desired source (Web or USB mass storage device) to retrieve the license file.

Since the device returns to factory settings, license and version update information, as well as, local setting such as: Backup folder, Store association and Interface language are deleted.

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